Sentence examples for uncertain dangerous from inspiring English sources

Approximately one-third of these cases occurred at the point of capture or tactical collection point, frequently under uncertain, dangerous and violent circumstances.

It's an uncertain, dangerous moment for the world, but one that has proven timely for Corbijn, the 59-year-old photographer turned film director whose latest thriller, an adaptation of John le Carré's A Most Wanted Man, deals with these precise themes.

But materialists find in idealism "a narrow, close, sick-room air," and prefer to conceive of an uncertain, dangerous and wild universe that has "no respect for our ego".

These are uncertain and dangerous times for all of us.

That is the best way to deal with an uncertain and dangerous world.

Where the world feels uncertain and dangerous, there is open disagreement about nuclear weapons.

Protesters have now built a ring of burning barricades; the situation is uncertain and dangerous.

To a great extent, the display is being interpreted in the West as its producers intended — as something awesome and ominous, masking uncertain and dangerous currents of power.

The government is uncertain how dangerous the machines are, stating in a review published last month that there was "no clear evidence" to prove whether the machines "had any significant effect on the level of problem gambling in Britain".

Of the 94 cases in which misconduct was confirmed or deemed possible -- including 20 deaths -- 45 occurred when the detainee was captured, typically the most uncertain and dangerous period for soldiers.

Anne Scanlan, from the anti-abortion organisation Life, said: "The HFEA now has the reputation of being the first regulator in the world to approve this uncertain and dangerous technology.